Trampoline & Climbing · Kowloon

A climbing gym chain with 5 branches across Kai Tak, Tai Koo, Shek Mun, San Po Kong and Tsuen Wan, offering V0 to V7+ routes, beginner classes with shoe rental included, and operates daily for convenience across Hong Kong.

A street-level bouldering gym in To Kwa Wan with multi-angle climbing walls and routes of varying difficulty, offering trial classes for beginners and regular route changes to keep things fresh.

A bouldering gym in a Kowloon Bay industrial building, using coloured tape to mark route difficulty, with walls of varying overhang angles, popular with experienced boulderers, with weekly route changes.

Run by members of Hong Kong's national bouldering team, this 9,600 sq ft gym has 4 climbing zones with routes from V0 to V10, a dedicated kids' wall and competition wall, weekly route changes and is pet-friendly.

A ground-floor climbing gym in a Kwun Tong industrial building with roped climbing and bouldering areas, phone enquiries available, day passes from $188, and a short walk from Kwun Tong Station.

A bouldering gym in Jordan with Moonboard and campus board training walls, open daily until midnight.

A bouldering gym on Tai Nan Street in Sham Shui Po offering family packages and personal coaching, with adult day passes at $190 and student passes at $160, great for families or beginners.

A bouldering gym in Tai Kok Tsui known as 'Mizu Climbing', featuring Japanese-style route setting.

A members-only bouldering gym in Tai Kok Tsui, reopened in 2023 as version 3.1.

A bouldering gym near Mei Foo station in Lai Chi Kok, spanning about 5,000 sq ft with 4.5m-tall climbing walls.

Just Climb's flagship store in San Po Kong, offering bouldering routes from V0 to V7+, beginner classes and a monthly membership plan, one of Hong Kong's largest climbing gym chains.

Just Climb's children and youth climbing school, designed specifically for kids, offering structured climbing courses. Located right next to the San Po Kong flagship store.

Just Climb operates a climbing wall at Kai Tak Sports Park, bringing climbing to Hong Kong's newest development area.

One of Hong Kong's largest indoor sports parks, spanning over 50,000 sq ft with 20+ activities including trampolines, roller skating, rock climbing, skateboarding, and zip lines.

A bouldering gym in Ngau Tau Kok, opened July 2022, featuring a Kilter Board system and resident gym cats.